Fort Worth Coin Buyers

Gold Coins & Bullion

Fort Worth sellers bring us gold in every form. We buy 1 oz and fractional American Gold Eagles, Canadian Maple Leafs, South African Krugerrands, Austrian Philharmonics, and Chinese Gold Pandas. Pre-1933 U.S. gold is a regular category in this market — $20 Saint-Gaudens and Liberty Head Double Eagles, $10 Indian Head Eagles, $5 Half Eagles, and $2.50 Quarter Eagles all come through our hands. Gold bars from PAMP Suisse, Valcambi, Credit Suisse, and the Perth Mint in sizes from 1 gram to 10 oz are purchased at competitive rates. Every gold item is tested for purity on-site and evaluated for both melt value and collector premium. A coin grading MS-65 or higher, or carrying a scarce date like the 1908 No Motto or 1926 Saint-Gaudens, can be worth well beyond its gold weight.

Silver Coins & Bars

Silver is the most commonly sold precious metal across the Fort Worth and Tarrant County area. We buy Morgan Silver Dollars from the 1878–1921 series including sought-after dates like the 1889-CC and 1895-O, Peace Dollars, Walking Liberty half dollars, Franklin halves, and pre-1965 Washington quarters and Roosevelt dimes — the coins commonly called 90% junk silver. Modern bullion including 1 oz American Silver Eagles, Canadian Silver Maple Leafs, and privately minted rounds are purchased at rates tied to the live spot price. Bars from Engelhard, Johnson Matthey, and Sunshine Minting in 10 oz and 100 oz sizes are welcome. Sterling silver flatware, tea services, and holloware at .925 purity are weighed and priced by metal content. Many Tarrant County families are surprised at the cash value of inherited silverware.

Rare & Numismatic Coins

Rare coins demand hands-on expertise, and our team identifies key dates, die varieties, repunched mint marks, and mint errors that affect value. We regularly purchase Carson City Morgan Dollars like the 1878-CC and 1893-CC, early U.S. type coins from the Draped Bust through Seated Liberty series, Barber quarters and halves, and classic commemorative half dollars minted between 1892 and 1954. Coins graded and encapsulated by PCGS or NGC bring higher prices, but we also evaluate raw coins and can assess their grade potential. Fort Worth collectors and estate holders trust us because we price based on current Heritage Auctions and GreatCollections records — not outdated book values. Send us photos of both sides and we will provide an initial assessment within 24 hours.

Estate Collections

Settling an estate in Tarrant County often means dealing with coin collections, gold pieces, and silver accumulated over a lifetime. We work with families, estate attorneys, and executors across the Fort Worth area to evaluate and purchase collections of every size. Some estates arrive as meticulously organized albums of key-date coins. Others come as unsorted boxes of pennies, half dollars, and loose gold tucked into a closet or safe deposit box. We catalog each item, provide a written appraisal, and make a single offer for the entire lot. There is no minimum and no maximum — we have purchased everything from a handful of Indian Head pennies to assembled collections appraised at six figures. You are never pressured to sell, and we explain the value of each piece along the way.